The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-12-22
PERs soNAL PARAGRAPHS.
What the Press Says Of People of Nj

What the Press Says Of People of More
or Less Newspaper Notoriety.
Harry Garfield is studying law at Ok
ford university, England.
Gen. Lew Wallace is working on a new
book, and says he viii not lecture this
winter at all.
Herbert Spencer, who is badly out of
health, is writing his life. He is living
at Brighton, England.
Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian minister at
Washington, has son on the Yale uni
versity football team.
Edward Montgomery, of Abbeville, s.
c., lived to be 102 years Of age without
| ever being compelled to ask the services
of physician.
The largest plantation in the south is
owned by Ex-Governor Alcorn, of Missis-
sippi, who has 1000 acres under cultiva-
ton in Cohoama county.
Governor Bodwell, of Maine, has
granted Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, Of Bing-
ham, authority to solemnize marriages
and take Acknowledgements of deeds.
The Scottish Earl of Carnwath, who
succeeded to the title ON the death of his
uncle, is the fifth earl within twenty
years. The family are proverbially un-
| happy.
Russell Sage eats cracked wheat for
breakfast 1866 days in the year and is very
! fond of baked apples. He is also very
partial to bread and butter, with a thick
spread of honey on it.
| Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton has re-
ceived the library of the dead poet, Philip
Bourke Marston, left as token of friend
ship to her. She was valued friend of
the blind poet and one of his stanch adj
mirers.
The Prince of Wales shot a whit,
partridge during his recent visit to Chip
penham park. The bird has been sent
to Newmarket for preservation and
mounting, and its ultimate destination is
Sandringham.
Professor Anton Won Werner is at work
on painting which represents the EN-
peror William at so surrounded by his
family. The picture was ordered by the
German colony in England, and is to be
presented to Queen Victoria.
President Cleveland is to take lessons
in horseback riding this winter. When
| he learned that the Washington Riding
| academy was to be started he was one OF
the first to become subscriber. A large,
strong horse for his especial use is to be
secured.
NJ Renan has a round, feshy face, a
| pair of calm but brilliant eyes, a large
nose and mouth. His general appearance
is that of Catholic priest. AS speaker
he affects somewhat monotonous tone,
but his enunciation is very distinct, espe.
cially when he wishes to be emphatic
and his gesticulations are quite lively.
The Queen Regent of Spain is gaining
great hold on the affection of her sub
jects, and is said to be wonderful woman
charming in manner and possessing great
administrative ability. 1t is claimed by
many that she will rank as one of tho
great women sovereigns of history. Some
may doubt all this from the fact that she
cannot keep the baby king quiet in
public.
D. R. Locke, of The Toledo Blade, wht
has made himself famous under the non
uc PiuiHc VI elIoleuu v. Ndopy, iS II
wretched health. He suffers terribl,
from dyspepsia. He is now about 81
years of age, and is said to be worth hall
million dollars. He would doubles
give his whole fortune for new stomach
Griffith Edwards, tall, fine looking
ranchnlan, on his way to England, o
which country he is a native, came t
this country a poor man ten years ago
and now goes home to tell his mothe
that he owns the largest sheep ranch il
the world. His ranch occupies parts 0
Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. He ha
over 100000 sheep. He recently sol
| $4,000 worth of wool to a prominen
| Philadalnhia merchant